Progress of the Building Project for the Motor Vehicle Division, 2006

Pursuant to Section 1 of House File 466 of the 81st General Assembly, the Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) is required to make quarterly reports to the Legislative Council regarding the progress of the building project for the Motor Vehicle Division. Progress of the Building Project for the Motor Vehicle Division. A report to the Iowa Legislature, per Section 1 of House File 466 of the 81st General Assembly.

Iowa Weatherization Assistance Program Fact Sheet, 2006

The Weatherization Assistance Program is a low-income energy efficiency program administered by the Department of Energy (DOE). Its purpose is to make the homes of low-income clients more energy efficient, thereby reducing the households’ energy bills. The program also improves the health and safety of low-income homes. The energy efficiency and health and safety work is done using the most advanced technologies and testing protocols available in the housing industry. States administer the program in accordance with DOE rules and regulations.

COBRA: Continuation of Employer Group Health Insurance, March 2007

COBRA stands for Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act *COBRA is not insurance; it is the law, since 1985. COBRA allows employees and their dependents to continue employer group health insurance for several months when that insurance would usually end. *Insurance plans under COBRA are private health plans, not plans sold by the government. *The U.S. Departments of Labor and Treasury enforce COBRA.

Treasurer's Annual Report, June 30, 2000

In accordance with Iowa law, this report submitted to the State Treasury. This report discloses all cash receipts and disbursements for fiscal year and the final balance held in the treasury. In addition, you will find descriptions of various treasury activities. This information is a welcomed the opportunity to share this with you and hope it will help you understand the treasurer’s role in state government.

Treasurer's Annual Report, June 30, 2001

In accordance with Iowa law, this report submitted to the State Treasury. This report discloses all cash receipts and disbursements for fiscal year and the final balance held in the treasury. In addition, you will find descriptions of various treasury activities. This information is a welcomed the opportunity to share this with you and hope it will help you understand the treasurer’s role in state government.

Treasurer's Annual Report, June 30, 2002

In accordance with Iowa law, this report submitted to the State Treasury. This report discloses all cash receipts and disbursements for fiscal year and the final balance held in the treasury. In addition, you will find descriptions of various treasury activities. This information is a welcomed the opportunity to share this with you and hope it will help you understand the treasurer’s role in state government.

Treasurer's Annual Report, June 30, 2003

In accordance with Iowa law, this report submitted to the State Treasury. This report discloses all cash receipts and disbursements for fiscal year and the final balance held in the treasury. In addition, you will find descriptions of various treasury activities. This information is a welcomed the opportunity to share this with you and hope it will help you understand the treasurer’s role in state government.

Treasurer's Annual Report, June 30, 2004

In accordance with Iowa law, this report submitted to the State Treasury. This report discloses all cash receipts and disbursements for fiscal year and the final balance held in the treasury. In addition, you will find descriptions of various treasury activities. This information is a welcomed the opportunity to share this with you and hope it will help you understand the treasurer’s role in state government.

Treasurer's Annual Report, June 30, 2005

In accordance with Iowa law, this report submitted to the State Treasury. This report discloses all cash receipts and disbursements for fiscal year and the final balance held in the treasury. In addition, you will find descriptions of various treasury activities. This information is a welcomed the opportunity to share this with you and hope it will help you understand the treasurer’s role in state government.

Treasurer's Annual Report, June 30, 2006

In accordance with Iowa law, this report submitted to the State Treasury. This report discloses all cash receipts and disbursements for fiscal year and the final balance held in the treasury. In addition, you will find descriptions of various treasury activities. This information is a welcomed the opportunity to share this with you and hope it will help you understand the treasurer’s role in state government.

Treasurer's Annual Report, June 30, 2007

In accordance with Iowa law, this report submitted to the State Treasury. This report discloses all cash receipts and disbursements for fiscal year and the final balance held in the treasury. In addition, you will find descriptions of various treasury activities. This information is a welcomed the opportunity to share this with you and hope it will help you understand the treasurer’s role in state government.

Treasurer's Annual Report, June 30, 2008

In accordance with Iowa law, this report submitted to the State Treasury. This report discloses all cash receipts and disbursements for fiscal year and the final balance held in the treasury. In addition, you will find descriptions of various treasury activities. This information is a welcomed the opportunity to share this with you and hope it will help you understand the treasurer’s role in state government.

Iowa Energy Savings Guide Saving Energy Saves You Money, 2003

This guide describes things you can do around your home to reduce your utility bills and save you money. It offers some easy, practical steps that you can take to save energy and reduce the cost of heating and cooling your home. There are also tips on ways to reduce your electric and water usage. In addition, energy related health and safety information is also included. So, take a few minutes to read this guide and save it so you can refer to it in the future.

Water Heating, 2011

Although there are many ways to cut you water heating bills, the all fall into two broad categories: reducing the amount of hot water you use and making your water heating system more efficient. Fortunately, there are several strategies that can help you consume less energy and save money - and still meet you hot water needs without sacrificing comfort or practicality. The booklet was designed to answer common questions about hot water systems and to provide you with the information necessary to make informed decision about a wide variety of topics, ranging from repairing hot water faucet leaks an insulation water supply pipes to installing low-flow shower heads and tuning you your existing water heather. You'll also find details on what to consider when it's time to go comparison shopping for a new water heater-including an evaluation of the alternatives to the common gas or electric storage tank unit that's found in the majority of homes in Iowa and across the country.

Road Use Tax Fund Efficiency Report Savings Status, December 31,

Develop, in conjunction with the regional planning affiliations and metropolitan planning organizations and other stakeholder groups, a process to exchange STP federal funds for Primary Highway System funds for the purpose of reducing the number of small projects that have to meet onerous federal requirements. In order to implement this recommendation, legislative action is required to eliminate the restriction on using Primary Road Fund revenue on local jurisdiction roadways in exchange for a portion of their federal STP funding. This past session, Iowa DOT worked with legislators to introduce a bill in both the House and the Senate to eliminate this Code restriction. Bills were discussed at the subcommittee level in both the House and Senate but did not proceed because of the need to have further discussions with impacted parties. Prior to next session, discussions will occur amongst all impacted parties to reach consensus on how this recommendation could be implemented. With that consensus in place prior to next session, it is anticipated that the bills can be reintroduced next session.